When the Shah was deposed in 1979, the country was turned into an Islamic theocracy led by the Ayatollah Khomenei. Under the Shah, other religions were tolerated and free to worship as they pleased. Under theocratic rule, certain religions are actively persecuted, most notably the Baha'i Faith which (among other atrocities) has had its cemeteries bulldozed.
Of particular importance to Americans, Iranians stormed the American embassy in Teheran and abducted its staff for 444 days. This is called the Iranian Hostage Crisis.
Ayatollah Ruhollah
The United States refused to render the deposed Shah of Iran back to Iran for trial (and likely execution) at the hands of the new Islamic Republic regime.
revolt by the people removing the US puppet the shah of iran
The unique thing is that the Iranian regime in Iran is a democracy based on Islamic law.
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini was born in Iran. He went into exile on November 4, 1964 and came back on February 1, 1979, a few weeks after the Shah of Iran went into exile (on January 17, 1979).
this is about Iran Islamic Revolution.
No. Even with all of the problems that the current regime may cause, Iran is a country of 80 million people, most of whom are just as much victims of that regime as foreigners are.
Saddam Hussein (Iraq) first attacked Iran in September 1980. However, a brief civil war started in Iran in 1978 and 1979 which the Revolutionary Guards (Pasdaran) regime won. No one really won the war. Iran and Iraq never really recovered and both are poor, war weary nations to this day.
It was the revolution in Iran in year 1979 against the reign of Shah Iran Reda Bahalwi. Accordingly, the Islamic Republic in Iran was established.
A revolution
A socilalist dictatorship, hidden underneath what is called albaath party, supported from Iran, Russia, venezuela, and the former regime in Libya.
IRAN had the Islamic Revolution in 1979.